MondoMail plugin for FileMaker Pro provides a complete set of features for sending and receiving email within FileMaker. You'll have complete control over all aspects of the outgoing email messages, with the ability to add custom headers, include attachments, add inline multimedia content, use HTML formatting to send Rich-Text emails.

MondoMail provides a single set of functions to access both POP3 and IMAP email accounts (incoming email). You'll be able to connect to your mail account, count waiting messages, download attachments to the local file system, retrieve envelope information (from, subject, date, recipients, etc.) and pull any of that information plus the email message's content into your FileMaker Pro records.

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I don't know what others use it for but if you remember I am using a web form to send an email to an account. Then MondoMail logs onto the mailserver, pulls the message. Then I have MondoMail add the message to FMP. FMP then pulls the information out and fills in the desired fields.

NEW! We've just added support for connecting to POP3, IMAP and SMTP servers over SSL/TLS so your sensitive email data travels over a safe, encrypted stream. As far as we know, no other FileMaker plugin offers this feature.

AOL Users: We've recently learned that AOL has opened access to their users' email through SMTP and IMAP but have not been able to directly confirm it yet. Please visit AdamKB's "Unofficial AOL Email FAQ" for more information. We welcome feedback on using MondoMail with AOL's servers so we can pass that information along to other customers.

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